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The pH of a solution made from a 0.62 M acetic acid solution and a 0.72 M sodium acetate solution is (K₂ = 1.8 x 10-5) Your Answer: Answer
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In this question an acidic buffer solution of weak acid (Acetic acid) and its salt with strong base (sodium acetate) is given to us and we have to find out its pH and for the given data is:

 

Ka=1.8×10-5[CH3COONa]=0.72M[CH3COOH]=0.62M

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